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Garcia Insists All Eyes Are On Estrada Amid Bam-Inoue Speculation

Robert Garcia oversaw Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez sparring in Riverside, California, yesterday ahead of his WBC super flyweight bout with Juan Francisco Estrada.

Marlon Tapales Returns To Winning Ways With First-Round Stoppage

Former Champ Doheny Confident Of Securing A Date With The Monster

Former IBF super-bantamweight champion TJ Doheny is experiencing a renaissance, demonstrating that despite his advancing years, the 37-year-old remains a threat within the 122lbs division.

“Fighting Words” — Pouring Cold Water on Naoya Inoue vs. Gervonta Davis

There is admittedly some irony to pouring cold water on the premise of Naoya Inoue vs. Gervonta “Tank” Davis not long after boxing’s newest powerbroker poured gasoline on a potential fight between Terence Crawford and Canelo Alvarez.

Daily Bread Mailbag: The Aftermath Of Inoue-Nery, More On Haney-Garcia, What If Margarito Met Mayorga And Much More

Could Naoya Inoue Face Vasiliy Lomachenko? Chris Algieri Says Not So Fast

Down, But Not Out: Boxing’s Greatest Off-The-Deck-Moments

Naoya Inoue and Luis Nery worked out of a brief clinch, and the southpaw Nery was crouched slightly lower than Inoue. Seeing his opponent’s head at shoulder level, Inoue popped him in the chin with a short left uppercut, but there wasn’t much on it — not enough to deter Nery from letting loose with a full-force left cross. And with Inoue’s right glove lowered as he wound up to follow his left uppercut with a right cross, Nery’s left landed perfectly on the junior featherweight champion’s exposed jaw, twisting him 180 degrees as he spun counterclockwise to the canvas for the first time in his career.

Doheny Embraces Mythical Status In Japan As He Hopes To Take The Call For Inoue

Australia-based Irishman TJ Doheny continued staking his claim for a fight with Naoya Inoue with victory in the Tokyo Dome on Monday night. The 37-year-old southpaw scored a fourth-round stoppage of Filipino Bryl Bayagos, who is now 7-1-1, in the show opener, which still took place in front of thousands of fans.

Luis Lopez Lying In Wait For Naoya Inoue At Featherweight

IBF featherweight world champion Luis Alberto Lopez has relished the role of the spoiler to the hometown hero for most of his career, now he wishes to look to do against “The Monster” Naoya Inoue in Japan.

Bam Rodriguez-Juan Francisco Estrada Represents a ‘Monster’ Stepping Stone